UCL QF 2nd Leg: Bayern Munich-AC Milan

Originally Posted by Christopher

screw that and screw liverpool. I hate that team, and they arnt that great. They got lukcy for five minutes in instanbul and havent done anything since. Milan out played them in that match. We can take them.

And "You'll never walk alone is" is a piece of sh#t song.

You're a f*cking pr!ck ... get over yourself ... what have Milan done since? Nothing.

Oddo seems very insecure with crosses in general

Originally Posted by Kaka1899

how well are we playing now? it dont sound too convincing! oh dear!

A few stray passes. Bayern with more possession atm, not making much use of it. Milan defending, then counterattacking.

www.uefa.com: Maldini remains hungry for highs

Wednesday, 11 April 2007
by Massimo Gonnella
from Munich

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Paolo Maldini may be in his 23rd season with AC Milan, but he remains as hungry as ever to overcome FC Bayern München in Germany and keep alive hopes of a fifth European Champion Clubs' Cup winners' medal.

'Extra incentive'
With this UEFA Champions League quarter-final delicately poised at 2-2 after the first leg, the Rossoneri are slight underdogs, though it is nothing new for Maldini. Since making his Serie A debut in 1985 the defender has amassed 600 league appearances and 165 more in UEFA club competition, so football holds few secrets for the Milan captain. "I have been giving my all for more than 20 years now," he said. "The fact that tomorrow's game could be my last in the Champions League does not change anything; on the contrary, it could be an extra incentive."

Firm determination
The San Siro result certainly puts Milan under pressure, yet the former Italian international remains confident. "Given what we did last week, we are still confident," continued the 38-year-old, who was in the team that beat Bayern in the 1989/90 semi-finals en route to glory - Maldini's second European Cup. "We are here to give our all and are convinced we can succeed. We could have travelled to Munich with an advantage; now the advantage is with Bayern. At this level, you pay a high price for mistakes, but that does not ruin our chances of going through to the last four."

'Greatest respect'
Maldini's determination to make it to the final in Athens is reflected by his decision to postpone knee surgery until the end of the campaign - and his impact has not been lost on his contemporaries either, whether wearing the red and black of Milan or not. "I have the greatest respect for Maldini," said Bayern goalkeeper Oliver Kahn, himself 37. "To be an outfield player at such a high level for such a long time underlines his status as one of the best players Italy has ever produced." Praise indeed, but Maldini is no stranger to eulogies and for now is focusing on the present, and Bayern.

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Another one of those high flying crosses that gave us grief twice.
The defender did ok this time.

Originally Posted by Dr Milano

oo close then good cross for bayern .......

NAMMY - are you watching the game on sky sports 2 .. just asking ..

Wish I was. The ESPN stream on Sopcast.

Van Bommel shoots out.

Milan 1st goal by Seedoorf (Milan-Bayer) http://www.d1g.com/video/show/?id=868753
Milan 2nd goal by Inzaghi (Milan-Bayer) http://www.d1g.com/video/show/?id=868773

guys .........focus on the match

Originally Posted by Giorgos

Van Bommel shoots out.

Dida controlled that shot.

Five players of Bayern in counter attack but our players returned very quickly, so no chanse created. We had problems in defending from the wings.

The most weirdest thing just happened, I was watching the game on espn in sopcast in English, and all of a sudden some other commentators came n started talkin some next language.

Nammy, what did you mean by "angry Dida" earlier? Angry at the D?

Milancelotti: Probably a goof-up in the audio feed.

Originally Posted by ukrainian_CA

Calm down, man! Liverpool has a great history too.

Liverpool does not suck as much as England NT does

I don't like them an ounce. Real Madrid has a great history too and I can't stand them either.

Originally Posted by Milancelotti

The most weirdest thing just happened, I was watching the game on espn in sopcast in English, and all of a sudden some other commentators came n started talkin some next language.

Mine froze for a sec. Weird.

Milan just soaking up the pressure.